Feed the Horses of Palomar

Palomar Christian Conference Center is located on Palomar Mountain in Southern California.  We had to close the camp to campers on March 13, 2020 due to California COVID regulations  and through careful fiscal care, donations of grateful campers that have visited over the years, and most importantly God’s providence, we have been able to keep our staff housed although unpaid and the horses fed and housed.  The uncertainty of when we will be able to open again requires us to reach out to a broader group – horse lovers!
 
We have 10 horses who have worked hard over the years providing trail rides to campers and being loved by the 1200 girls who have come to summer horse camps over the past decade.  Our horses do not qualify for unemployment, but they must be fed, housed and cared for until early summer 2021 when we hope we will be allowed to re-open.

Our horses range in age from Rosie, our oldest at 30 years to Lucky who is only 11 years old.  Trigger, at 22 years, is the old hand, having been at Palomar for 14 years.  You can find more about our horses at https://www.palomar.camp/meet-our-horses.

$10 cares for one horse for one day,
$100 cares for the herd for one day; and
$3000 cares for the herd for a month.

Our goal is to raise $21,000 over the next seven months so we can continue to care for the herd until June 1 when we anticipate being allowed to re-open.

Please help us keep our horses fed.  Thank you!